Archive for the ‘Web development’ Category
Bash script for editing the hosts file
I just read a post about local development in apache by Jesper Rasmussen and thought one thing was missing. I usually test my sites and applications locally with the real domain – to ensure that functionality based on the url works as expected. However this means editing the hosts file several times a day. Now [...]
November 4, 2009
Tags: bash, easy creation, hosts, shell script Posted in: Web development
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Would I Pass the Zend PHP5 Certification Exam?
I have just used 20 minutes on testing my php5 skills before taking the actual certification exam in the future.
As expected, by me at least, I lack some skills in arrays, string manipulation and regular expressions. I knew this. I always look up details when I use this. Database access questions are all based [...]
April 16, 2009
Tags: certification, zend Posted in: Web development
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Could MemcacheQ be Used For Cometd?
I have been wondering for a couple of weeks would it be possible to use MemcacheQ as a kind of backend for Cometd? The reason I find it interesting is that sending message to the queue(s) would be as easy as
memcache_set($memcache_obj, $memcache_queue_name, $msg, 0, 0);
In other words easy as pie.
Since there are all [...]
April 7, 2009
Tags: comet, dojo, memcacheq Posted in: Web development
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New Versions of Dojo and Plugd Released
I have not posted for about a week now, the main reason is that I am working on something very exciting, which will be features here in the comming days, if all works out.
Today, while reading the most recent posts on Ajaxian, I found the announcement of the Dojo 1.3 release. Read the announcement [...]
April 1, 2009
Tags: dojo, javascript, plugd Posted in: Web development
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New Application? Just Write The Damn Thing
I have been getting a thought into my head the last couple of days. I have been talking a lot about things surrounding web application building the last weeks. Primarily it has been about all the things that are common to most of the application ideas that I have. While reading about Scaling Twitter though, [...]
March 23, 2009
Tags: procrastination, scalability, twitter Posted in: Business, Web development
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Web Application Startup – a howto
Having business ideas is not enough. As I have previously written I have a lot of them. My ideas have primarily been generated out of what I know, and as such from the needs that I either have had myself, privately or profesionally, or that I have experienced first hand from others. As such I [...]
March 18, 2009
Tags: ideas, saas Posted in: Business, Web development
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